In a win for policyholders, a federal court in Washington recently held that an insurer had a duty to defend a technology company against a vendor’s demand for damages it allegedly suffered when hackers accessed software solutions the vendor licensed from Microsoft.
The case, Advaiya Solutions, Inc. v. Hartford Fire Insurance Company, concerned an enterprise liability policy whose coverage focused
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